Front-end developers often balance design, UX, site building, QA, and implementation responsibilities, making accessibility feel like one more hat to wear. This session shows how an accessible component-driven style guide can make inclusive development more practical by documenting reusable patterns, markup, CSS, tools, and resources from the beginning of a project.
Session outline
- What exactly is the role of a front-end developer?
- What, who, and why of website accessibility
- What is inclusive development?
- Why use component driven development for accessibility?
- Demonstration of a KSS node-based accessible style guide